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 Posted: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 19:28:29 Post Subject: |
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hi and welcome Niceluciano:
I too have the sli-dr board and had that same BSOD problem. I tried several things much like you have new ram, reseating chips etc.
I was running windows media edition and found that going to windows xp sp 2 (not media edition)solved my problem. but again that doesn't sound like your problem....
what BIOS version are you running? Also these are very power sensitive maybe check your power supply.
Lastly you can check temperatures using Smartguardian it should have been on the DFI utility disk under tools~ITE smartguardian. |
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